Suing McDonald's

[Urbane]

I'm just about to read The War on Fun by Ezra Levant. I was prompted to read the book when I read this by Jasmin Guénette:

The best book published in Canada lately (after mine of course!) is my friend Ezra Levant's The War on Fun. In it, Ezra clearly shows how big health lobbies, politicians, do-gooders, busybodies and lawyers are attacking personal liberties, destroying the long Canadian tradition of freedom, turning rational grown-up adults into children, wanting to replace parental responsibility by bureaucratic programs and creating a victimhood mentality. As far as do-gooders are concerned, people (i.e., you and me) don't know what's best for them and must rely on bureaucrats and politicians to tell them what to do.

[steven lloyd]

TOP STORY

Gourmet hot dogs? Chefs predict food trends for 2011
Kieron Lang

Looking back on a year in food-related news dominated by KFC's headline-grabbing Double Down sandwich, you could be forgiven for thinking that gluttony will continue to be a trend, but in this survey of the industry's top prognosticators, it's clear there is a wide variety of new flavours and techniques headed for our plates in 2011.

http://news.sympatico.ctv.ca/home/gourm ... 1/0bbb86b8

[Bejvas]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zUxIXQza-dM&feature=player_embedded[/youtube]

[grammafreddy]

HOLY CRAPOLA!

If I was McD, I'd be suing them majorly.

[Bejvas]

HOLY CRAPOLA!

If I was McD, I'd be suing them majorly.

somehow they got along with it, maybe it is inverse psychology marketing...